Moodle plugins directory: Enrol by user profile fields

Hi Sarah,

That's a great use case and I'm glad the plugin helps.

1. The "Force enrolments" and "Purge enrolments" buttons are there so that you can fiddle with a rule and see immediately if and how it works (by seeing how many users are enrolled), or if you want to make sure that a rule change takes effect immediately.

2. Self registration and Attributes registration are independent and additive. That is, a user can be enrolled into a course by either method, or both – it won't make any difference to them.

Hello,

How do i unenrol a participant who has been enrolled with this plugin?

Without purging enrolments, is there a way to unenrol a single participant who signed up via the user profile field?

Because I can't seem to unerol the user with manual or self-enrollment.

I await your response.

Hi! if user profile field is array (1,2,3,4). how can i work with it?
if it's PHP - where to watch the code? Or is it mysql request?

Hi Андрій,
It is a SQL query made from the PHP in https://github.com/ndunand/moodle-enrol_attributes/blob/master/lib.php#L181 . See on that line 181, you can change ";" to "," (4 places, L181 and L 182) to make it work as you want.

Hello Nicolas,
It's a great plugin THANX. I've made a simple script to check if a specific profile field with a specific value exist is true then they will enroll into the course with your plugin.
Now i don't want to wait for 6 hours. Is there a function in your code wich i have to call or can you tell me which cron job i have to execute to enroll right away?
Thank you!!!

Hello Koen,

You should be able to simply call enrol_attributes_plugin::process_enrolments() to force the plugin enrolments routine to run.

Thank you for your reply. Its's a php script in the root of moodle. I haven't got the knowledge yet to a accomplished that. I think i have to build a plugin by myself to understand the code in moodle. THX.

Hello, glad that i find this forum. im facing the same problem. I've made an enrollment by user profile, and according to this forum i have to wait for 6 hours, but after waiting for 1 day, it doesnt seem workout. can you help me? is there anything that i have to do? using moodle 3.4
Thank you

Hi Nicolas, I'm working on Moodle 3.3 and I am using the theme adaptable.
I installed your plugin but when i go to configurations, it showme nothing.

Hi, this plugin was working like a charm until a couple of days ago the automatic enrolment by user fields stopped at all! All settings remained untouched, the enrolment logic is working well when testing it with "force enrolment now", cronjob does work properly, no other plugins as well as Moodle updates installed until today when I was updating to the latest release 3.5.3+ (from older build 3.5.3+).

May I ask if you could provide me with some tips or hints as I actually have no idea what the problem is?!

Kind regards,
George

Hi, which version of the plugin are you using? We've recently added a "Enrol users immediately at login" setting (no change, as it's "On" by default), to improve login speed.

Things to check:
1. Does "force enrolments" work as expected?
2. If using the latest version, if "Enrol users immediately at login" is not checked, then enrolments are only processed when clicking "Force" or by cron, but not at each login anymore.
3. Try to manually start this plugin's scheduled tasks (in Moodle admin > Server > Scheduled tasks).

Hi, thank you for your kind answer!

I'm using the latest build of your plugin (2018092300) with the latest build of Moodle 3.5.3+! "Enrol users immediately at login" is checked. "Force enrolments" is working well, but executing the scheduled task "processenrolments_task" failed because of database write error! So I guess this is causing the issue, right? Is there anything I can do to get this process working again? The other task "invalidatecache_task" is working smoothly.

Kind regards,
George

Hi again, I finally found the issue in the database table "mdl_task_scheduled/processenrolments_task". "faildelay" was set to "86400" and I changed it to "0". Now everything works fine!

No idea why this happened at all.

Kind regards,
George

Hi Georg,

Thanks for reporting back. Without more information about the exact database error it will be difficult to debug any further. However, as forcing the scheduled task to run again solved the issue it is likely that what caused this was a temporary database condition.

Glad to hear all is fine, cheers!

Hi Nicolas, I know this great plugin from earlier versions, but are there any Plans and dates for an update to use this plugin with Moodle 3.6 soon, really need it?